Granma in Cuba Which sounds like a nickname for that in English? The term for grandmother, i.e. grandma, is the name of the province of Granma in the southeast of the country Cuba. The city of Bayamo serves as the capital of the province. Geography of the Province of Granma According to Behealthybytomorrow, the landscape […]
Ciego de Ávila in Cuba The province of Ciego de Ávila is located in the center of Cuba. The capital is the town of the same name, Ciego de Ávila. This city is an important economic and transport hub for the province because it is located directly on the motorway. A popular travel and excursion […]
Cuba (Spanish Cuba) is the largest island in the Antilles and a country in Central America with (2018) 11.3 million residents; The capital is Havana. Cuba is worth a visit as the country has many different attractions. Cuba should definitely be the capital of the countrywatch. Havana isparticularlyinteresting and leaves the impression of a better […]
St Pierre and Miquelon arrival Airplane: Flights to Saint Pierre are mainly offered by Antlantic Airways and Air Saint-Pierre, there are flight connections between Saint Pierre and Saint John’s (Newfoundland), Montreal (Quebec) and Halifax (Nova Scotia). Flies to Montreal and Halifax, among othersAir France from Paris. Airport: Saint Pierre International Airport. Ship: from Fortune, a […]
Early colonial times (late 15th and 16th centuries) In Spanish service, C. Columbus discovered the Bahamian island of Guanahani (San Salvador, possibly Samana Cay) on October 12th, 1492 – on the western sea route to India -, on October 28th, Cuba and on December 6th, Hispaniola. On his third voyage (1498–1500) Columbus first touched the […]
While Brazil was able to maintain its state unity through a national monarchy (1822–89, under Peter I and Peter II), Spanish America split up into a large number of independent states; Bolívar sought in vainat the Congress of Panama (1826) their union into a confederation. The Republic of Greater Colombia broke up in 1830 into […]
The resources of the subsoil are numerous and present in large quantities; their exploitation, particularly as regards energy minerals, was the basis of the spectacular industrial development of the United States. After having for a long time exploited their extraordinary mining heritage in an almost uncontrolled way, especially after the Second World War the United […]
CULTURE: CINEMA. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL FILMS AND CONTEMPORANEITY In the second half of the Eighties, filmmakers with an outrageous but consciously refined language established themselves, often specialized in fantastic or genre cinema. We refer to the inventions of D. Lynch (Blue Velvet, 1986; Blue Velvet, Wild at Heart, 1989 , Wild at Heart), M. Scorsese […]
To counter the fall in equities and monetary investment funds (linked to liquidity and therefore the prerogative of small savers), the administration of GW Bush has launched a public intervention that is unparalleled in either US economic history or that of the history of capitalism: the State has, in fact, decided to absorb the insolvency […]
The national park in southwest Colorado contains around 600 cliff dwellings from the pre-Columbian Anasazi culture. It is located on the approximately 2600 m high table mountain of Mesa Verde. Many villages have been well preserved in the gorges and rock niches and give an insight into the everyday life of the Anasazi. Best known […]
